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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

pRo0MgDulGs sxFonn rnH TNTnB-BxATR
ooM1UnuR o0EnEEsBxoN.
WAaHrn0ron, Nov. 26.-AIl the Wit
ueaseg examined before the inter state
commeEce commiasion today, In the
Standard on Gases, had been sworn
and examined befere and their evidence
was in grsat part an explanation or
elaboration Of what had already been
bF0uaht out. The evidenoe is nov all
IN. The complainant seems TO have
rroved couclnsiveiy that the railroads
almost always give largely toward dis
oFiminatinR rates IN favor Of oil tn tank
ears and that the Standard OH tom
pany is practically the onlg institution
whose plant allows L 10 avail itself 70
any extent Of low rntes. The railroads
have presenteda 3 number Of apparently
strong reasons for giving lower rates on
the tank cars, and Il waa avexFed on the
part Of every railroad that tank RATES
are open to all commerce; that no ro-
bates are paid to the Standard OIL Con-
pany and that no speeiai privileges are
accorded % any Institution or individu-
al against any other. The Standard
oil witnesses 4wote that they neither
asked nor uould aocepi any rebates.
lower rates OF Discriminating privileges.
All the testimony Of this kind, however.
was limited 20 the period since she
interstate o1mmofoe law weD9 into 90.
feet. Further pFoceedines are post
poned kill January 1850, when the arRn-
ments wiu be hcaFd.
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AMHsIuANs AND MKxScANs sons N a DB-
MkND EoR M0KB PAT.
EL PAso. Tex, Nov. 2s.-At ~ O'Clock
today the day shift ct the Fl Paso
smelling works uent cut on strike for
higher wages and q redress from alleged
minor grievances. The day shift con-
sists Of about twenty Americans nnc
eighty Mexicana. The eompany'a 90.
perinssndsnt fslegraphed 70 the city for
cfacaEs. and three deputy eherths and
the city marshal vent np. The strikers
had given the company one hour 10 40
cede to their demands, thReateninQ
trouble otherwise. When the ofinesE
arrived the American strikers fsil back,
but some o. the Mexicans who had been
drinking mesual we're noisy and demon
sirafiVs. Quiet Nas restored and the
American rinRleadeFn we're discharged
and at 3 o'cIock most Of the Americans
and Mexioans went back 10 work. Two
Msxieans Wsre aEFtsled and placed %
fail for threats against thar fellow
Who vent back % Woxk. Early thiI
aftbrnoon some Of the AmeFiean atgik
eHs we're IN the city and Il h gaid theI
proposed 70 arm themselves and prevent
the smelling works from starting unleeI
their demands were granted. Thl
works ara located iust nososs the FiVel
from Mexico, afording 80 Easy feigeel
for che strikers sitter pexpesratlng mis-
chief. The anthorities are determln6f
and II the strikers commit any vloienDa
thsy uill Be dealt With vigorously. Al
4 0uief fouiRht.
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It1 denied that Psnsi b suasdns
from anceF.
A cycione q 1gfnsola, Texas killed a4s
people On Saturday nfxhf.
Charles Il. J. Tyisr. unitod States min
t1ter % Liberia. has resigned.
Colenei Welhs IN AmeFloan raaldanf az
PaFfa. contracted % pay t7D8 fer
Ths condition . Q 0erman crown
prince is now considered hopeful
The jury IN the Trnekos forrnr Cinrleas
ease. rendered . Ferdict % aeeulital
Arrangements aFo bafnR made foF
Gladstone % visit America nexl April.
Edwand Atkinson has aQnin writes n
favor Of commercial anion with CAnada.
Mayor Hewitt presided over = Stormy
aghilEaslen meeting IN New fork on cas-.
Friends ef sx-ssnntor yonss are making
arrangements % care for hlm daring rs
remafndsr of he isfs.
Willasd Saith, ypunR man from Chi
cngo. VS. drowned in the nurf nt Enne
Beach. California On Sunday.
The yowfeh Ninlstsru' Aesoclat1on q
AMaficA neGAn ttB uen1irannunl annWmM
ton - New feEk On Monday.
BllzEnr6s Wera reported ca eundnr
frum ~ Psi. Des Mginea en1 dIHsfaEl
places IN Montana nnd Dakota.
Senator E2Fwe1, q IllInufs, RIVN kIa
oI0oF. Gresham. Hhozna4n an1 Hh1Eld1n.
y, b wetheIbse. fozmeEly e ghs y.
iumtia River Salmon Raeking establish
menis. diee q Healdaburz Cal. e. Hcns
daT-
tour en aec9nnt o. Dor v1.ee eFenklng
doWn- Abbeg aag1 Holt wi1 llssoss ~
Rev. Il J. anal1lna. q ps4.ia. flln.
nRad ~ br1fh1f - Ha1r 3pn'fiHR 81 ~
1 tenFia dlooese, dl16 as N64nf1N ~
csmr raiaafian ck diseases nfI6E - 1il1srs
q I've gearn.
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oEn WINES wno u nox Az AHAzun1sF
Bux wEo MAx nnooMn oHn.
NEg YonK, Nov. 98.-Tha trial Of
Johann Most. the anarchist, wag re-
snme9 today. The oouFs Foom vas
lh70nReo and many women we're uFes-
ems, bat there waa 4 noflosAhle dimlnn-
ton II The glare of tie red ribbons ana
bowers displayed. Frederick Harding,
the nrst witness called, testified thar Be
went into The falcon IN tie rear Of
Whieh Most vas making hia speseh, ana
attracted b. curiosity went into the
meeting held there. He said Most ala
not use tAe violent language CHARGED
against him. Hs had nsvef SCAN Most
before, and waa not 90 anarchist bat
might YET become one.
Hermann Strclilx, reporter foFneriy
on the Lsadsr and nsu % Yefks Zsfluaa
testified that be heard Mossas spesoh
and t1at he BEGAN with "feiIow offf-
gems, nos brother anaFchisie.n a. al
leeed. he said that Hos1 thEeatanad
20 immediate revenge, but accused
0fiuRelf and Gray - muFdeFexs Of the
Ohleago anarchfsta. BE also aocnsed
PowdeFly and George Of their murder
by turning the KniRhts % Labor fr0u
the anarohis1a. TIE witness sAid tbas
Most spoke ID noErowfal tone. "EVeFy
word came from bis hsart and went 20
the heart The witness esid be wns a
socialist and be ed not baliegs that God
bothered about suah tFiiiRa thing e
perjury.
Gussave Stephan snd SlaRtried Ros-
ensweig testified thai they heard M0elas
speech and that Il did n0k contain the
inoendiarg language alleged. The latter
said that be did not know exAcsly what
anarchy Is, allhouQh be has been study
Inc the snbieot Cor eight years.
AZ the afternoon session Of the trial
Herr Mosi. JUDGE Oowing announced
that he bad resolved threatening let
Ter. Il vas one that be Should disre-
gard. The letter read: II yoa charge
against Herr Most you will die. Death
for eli officers is their due. Liberty"
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TIE PARKER EULOaY.
Qnlte = scanaal ever q
TrinRng Aaalr.
Dsasoa Whlss wrisss a sunsy Eets.r.
ne E'ssuens Fzs.a q B.ssAss
SD. : cuasls Tsl.wrnn.

NKu Xunz. Nev. z-Duseon Nh,te
has wxi1lem 3 letter on Br. Psrkarla
Beechtf euloRy scandal. He rinnes -
letter as follows. II hsaF that Dr.. Par
keF h enEneod % preaoh On Dscsnher
4tn Flymo1ih DuiplA IL 4 d dsmon-
EtHafsd b4keEe shat tins thaa ma doelnr
received q Tee out Of ths fsoefulr for
that enl0Hg predict that pirmoalh
pnlpii WilI On that day b tos hot -
bold him, or at least, Il he can endure
TIE e1loRie ef his eusiRanment be wfIl
look oct oa Z congregation g frs1i1
that the euulEnat wi snaRss. ~ -
epeof1ge t1mpefnlnre4 of Dive and la
AaKus On that na6m0E4hla oosaaion,n
1he folIoWinR dispatoh fFom fke Ena.
iiBh oleznyman, dafed nt Ohfsrno. wa
received yez1eEdaY: 80 aeIiTar H.
ealozy q Brooklyn raid fog sfx shnn-
annd mlles Of travel, spent nv uanal
work Il London fos Ave ueeks. raid FOR
Q supply for my own pulpit DARING nv
absence of i've Handays, ana fuE ths
whole time, work ana expenae / re-
eelved neither mora nor les than 500.
Tne Bsookiyn Eagls says, comment
ina on the above letter. that Il aiges thp
impression thai DE-. Parker cams here
Tor lhe puEpoas Of dsliVeEina q auloqy,
whereas the fAct Is be came here 10 leo.
tnre IN pursaance Of eontfaet made
WITH Major Pond, while Mr.. Bsechar
vas stlll alive, and that Il wsa after hIs
arrival that Major Puad proposed "a
The monument COMMITTEES that Dr. PAP
her deliver e1loQy, Pon& to manage
tie matter and make q free-Will eFer-
ing Of the receipts 10 the monument
funds e. bis oNn eontrioution, not sap
posing shat be would hays 20 pay DF.
Parker fer The delivery of the s1loRy.
u seems that the meunmont oommifssa /
had had some correspondence with Dr..
Parker on the auhieta before ho oame,
that DE-. Parker asked $500 for his AK
pe1sea, which sum ives guaranteed, but |
The nsnotiaiiens fail ihr0ugh.
Tue Eagle points oua that the doctor
noe only took the $500 for unexpended
expenses, hnf $40 besides End $40 for /
. ocpYfieht Of the ealoey 20 e ~ Indicate.
The paper adds that DR.. RaFkerss name
vas significantly omitted from the fist
Of announcements In Plymcush church
yesterday, and Ia osse be insists On tbe
bargain for nsxs Sunday be will be paid
The stipulated 500 hut viii not be per-
miited to preach. It u said that the
$500 guaranteed for DR.. ParkaE,s ex.
peusss viii be paid 70 The monument |
oommik&oe.
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xIarn AYEHuE naNK.
rHn NEW xonK BANK KxAArEnR AT wonK
uNvKsfIaATuNo.

THE NEW xonK nAnK xxAHErEzR AT wonK
nvksTIGATn1o.
NKw YonK. Nsv. 2.-Tha Ninth Az
enns bank is under examination by the
State Bank ExamineE. A statement of
The banks condition on September 17sh
last showed the resources 10 be &85S,-
227, and liabilities 10 depoaitoFs, banks
and trust companies, &2lb,9&2. Thers
was So, 600 due from certain directors.
How much Cashier Hubbard has loaned
without consulting the directors is sttlI
unkneWu. II is known that be die
counted notes made or endorsed by
Wm. q. Jones, one Of The directors who
vas President Of the North Belleville
oaarry Company, whieh went into the
hands Of q receiVeR last AuRuss. There
are q number Of indgments against
him. The bank hes also notes or en-
dorssments of n. Z. InRersoll. late
treasurer of the Poltier 4 Stymus Man-
ufactuKi1R Company.
Dtraoisr Arnold said today that the
collateral securities On WHICH tue loans
Of Jones and Inaefsoll we're made. are
suficiens 10 pay the olainns. Other di.
rectoEs cay that The depozitess viii Be
paid IN fall but that the directors and
stockholders may have 10 make up poF-
lions Of The capital
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arEan1A co.'s "wET" ~ AB0U1 0Hz
xHoUsAED MAyoRTTx.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. M.--Aftef ths
moss heated contest on record 10 tie
saaAs Of Georgia, Atlanta yesterday
voted aRainst prohibision. TIE hehf
has bean q peculiarly bifteF ene. For
over q month shs eiG1nans have bsen en-
RaRsd in tbs contasf. Meetfngs have
been hssd almost nightly, and Local
speakers ana foreign Statesmen
have stumped the county. Early
II the sampaian The prohibisiorists
leaaed the iaFunM warehouse 10 the city,
and htted 4 40 with Q seating capaeity
for 5000 people. Almogt nightly that
baildinR has been nllod. ana eaah scenea
81 wiid enthusiasm are Easeiy Witnessed.
AlmoNl every minister II he city
ureaehed probibilton from bis pulpit.
Both sides had full oampaiRn funds,
and unnaQsd lhsiE respective purses FOR
All they weFa ucFth.
The psinslpaI aahl made ca psohibi-
tisn DURING tbs campaign was that u
ala not pE0hihik. end that Intoxicating
drinks could be op1lfy purchased u z
number Of plaaea ahHeuGhnut the city
whinh pai6 taz 70 the United Htatsa
a0sarnEnsnf for she sale Of whsky, and
fhsf theusands Of gallons have been
senf ID eanh monih from cities around
Aiinnta, Tbs psubibitionig9s claimed
that Atlanta hes never bad prohlbifioni
thas wAila Il vas % Voted twp
years aeo ne licenses theB sEisitiBg Alf
not explre until almoas ysas asa. and
rinna fhat time the domazlio winf
cIansa ID ths iasal opslon blli allowed
snany plaoes h ths city b. which ~
law ooaid be avoided. THIS wns, hew.
ever, ronnadisd b. fhs las1 la9ialat1Es
Whieh p1t lteense ef $1,000 On 81
vine E0oma On JannAfy 1.
Ihe eitE of Atlanta hes gone yet
By psubabiy . thousald majority, ani
Tia ali1ia1 ygte of ihe eouutE qua
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FnEPkEIzo 70 KLnCF PREsrpzNT aRHyx's
gUu0Knson.
PAnB, Nov. 25.--M. Olemenoeau and
General Boulaneer have become recon-
oiled. They bFsakfasted together yes
teFday.
The congress Of senators and the
chamber Of deputies wiz meet at YER
saillea on Friday 10 elect successor 10
President GFevy. Grevy's letter Of
resignation will be short. He will dis
claim all responsibility for the conse-
Quencos Of hin retirement. Ths election
yesterday 10 fll vAcapoies II the cham
Der Of Deputies resulted IN The election
Of one Radical and three Republican
candidates.
In she chamber teday R0uvisr moved
for an adiouFnmeHt Of the house until
Thursday, a. the ssme time stating that
The aoVernmeut would then make an
imporaana eomnaQnfcati0n.
N. De Rouiede declares that he will
convert the patriotic league into q rev
stationary society II Ferry is selsebed
president,
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MFR sAVHRG.



R0R1AnE GEnxlcn.
WAsnN0zon, Nov. 28.-Tho annual
report Of General EupaEintondent Kim.
ball, Of the Ilfs saving service. shows
that thai es1Mbliahmenf embraced az the
&c folloWss One hundred and sixiy-six
On the Atlantic. a on the lakes, % The
Pacific and one at the fails Of The Ohio
a Louisville. Kentucky. The number
Of disasters TO documented vessels re-
ported 10 the f1eid Of the operations Of
the stations during the year vas $50.
On board these vessels we're 6317 per-
sons, Of whom 6252 we're saved and IS
lost The value Of vessels involved in
the disasters e &4.ze6025 and that Of
their carRe Sc %, ,775, making q total
value 6f property e7,077, 100, Of which
e5, ,TS8.S2O were saved and 81, ,206 $50
lost. The total number Of vessels to-
tally lost vas ". Besides the foregoing
there were during the year 136 casual
ties TO smaller crafts, such IS sail boats,
tow boats, etc., on which there were 274
persons, 271 Of whom were saved. An
unusual nnmbar Of storms and the
prevalence Of fogs made the operations
Of the seFyice more than eomm0ul1 dif-
licult and dangerous, but nevertkeIess
fha station crews Gacoeeded in saving o
much greater number Of lives and q
larger amount OF property than ever
before. IN some instances performing
feats of unparalleled enterprise and
daring.
A summary Of the statistics Of the
service from the introduction of The
present system, 1871, 20 the Gloss Of the
fscsl year, shows: Total number Of
disasters. 3652; total valne Of vessels
and caKRoes involved, 466, ,5i9, ,77g; saved,
81. $50 ,992; lost, 8.2l6, ,787; total num-
Der Of persons involved, 85,4z7; saved,
81 ls8e; lost, 6l4. The loss Of life as
stated above includes fS3 persons lost
at the wrecks Of the steamers Huson
and Metropolis ard also II other per.
sens really not ohaEReeble TO the ser
vice, leaving the total number OF livea
lost during the rs years Of the existence
Of the system only Sl7, out Of over
5000 involved.
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. deH1n n1Rls IN eha room q sha t1ma
An1 ~ uens bsne1lh lha mnn1 n kFlsk
nn4 moFtns ard Wien fnkan out mnsR
Al Wesn - b4dly injured lAal Il h ~
e1zteln w1ntheR a1Y ~ thom cRn raeag.
g. EsckWllA, EEopElntox aE Ne kntet,
w1s al11 EuElonllY iniuled Tuo eoeks
aHe E1tn Einalna. 1be as1iaemt Wa
e11lsd b frsszinR q he feo1 pipes.
Two e. A1e minsiER ceuka haga haen
fcu14 undeF sha fnins. Ona uas anaa.
1ut tue eeheR eguspea nfFpa. fhnnrh
gegere1Q in1nRna.
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sH0r AND KEEExp.
xwo MEN EoGE 1EEn LIVE BT oUAKnEE..
ma OVEN A LHAs1.


uld OVEN LAAa1.
EL PAso, Tex. Nov. G.--A diapassh
from Temple. Tex, dated November
sd, skatoa that Q Telegram had last bean
rsceiVed there from Durango, Mexico,
announcinQ tie death Of MonFos Bat
get, and adding that be uas murdered
by Mexioana. presumably for the puf-
pose Of robbery.
The n Paso Tlmss' special from Dn-
range gives tbs foIlowina details Of The
shooting: aMF. Sidney Eady was shat
fatally on NovsmbeE 2lst bg J. "A. Bag
estt, formerly Of Beiton, Tex, hua f0E
several years tn charge Of ihs Olinaha
Haoiende, near this city, The property
Of M. Laboid of Kanans Oliy. 1hs
ahe0tina occurred on ihs Haeiesda.
Eady wsa juss engaging in tin mining.
Ihs dlmsultg grew oat Of question
about ieass.n
KEr. Baeasft came 30 Durango 10 drsW
monay and dee tie countKy. The au-
fhoxifsea tried 20 arrest him. bui be Fe-
sisied and was himself shot and killed.
BaQret3 leaves q wife and four ehildFen.
Tha AFFAIR II greatly regretted b both
Amerieana sud Mexieans. Esdy va q
ons time managing editor of ihs q
Pas0 Tirses.
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WAsMmuroM. Nov. 9s.-Tha arpsri-
uenls with tha incanAssssnf eisrlFie
hRht which hnTs been maae a fha koF-
pedo slalI1n Is NeupnKl. hasa dasal-
oped = ngTsl nae fuF Ne Hsils lamDs
and one ahat h aaia 70 pr0misa ta &
epe Of Great Rafna u naval waxlnEe.
with la1npa af nhouk 100 eandls power
tassenod a Ne enaa e polss sahmsras1
- m sea b depth nf 2vsnag fssa. sha
wAt1r = % Anmlnated sAnf ehieG1a u
meen - dle1ingnishe6 Within 8 raaiua
q one ha1drsd and Gfkg fest. There
e hiile q no glare fer fhe nuhmerro5
LIGHT 70 betEay lhe psssanes ef 4 bons.
Il 3 believed bY this means thai boaf
m1Rnl eoauteEmina an ensmyas Geld of
submarine mlnss By epflina their oahlss
or sweeping than 20 une side. Il bpos
a1bIe tha1 torpedo launehoa wIfl b
equippod With thess liohts q fha future.
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WksKrN0roH. Nov. 2B.-RspFessnta-
tites Of the United States and Great
Britain, charged With the daheEy neRo-
tiatioua. met at noon today In the Dip
Iornatie reception room at tie depart
Enent Of state. This is TIE second
formal meeting Of the conferences apd
all The memhers we're present. The
Ezeiish Representatives broaRht With
them q number af ofIaial documsnts.
AmonR the p1niioaiions On the suhieot
e hsheFies that have rsceafly come into
the ppgsessiuD Of American neRotlmtions
b q Oanadfan book Of dispatohes oon-
tanning eoTFezpcudenca between the
Canadian and E1gifsh auvsrnmeata,
which wns 10 certain exfen1 unknown
Do the Department Of state snd ia ex-
posted 20 prove Of vains n Ne pending
naRuaiafions-
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Bumrnm, Nov. ae-Ths WesteFn Uninn
Teseersph Oompany lost "a Important
Huit ID tte Uritsd Btaies OiFguit CouFt
today, Jndze Ools aiving 3 deosea far
he egmpiainaut ID he aetion of the
Atiornay GoneEnl of Massachusetts ".
lhs Weatarn Union Taiszr1ph 0on-
usuT. This vas ca he infnfmafion
hied hy kns AttoxnsT 0ensFAl under ~
pnhsie ststutes % eoileet t9K of SIS.
fIa assesssd tn MaF, 1885, On ths ear
paE1te frAne1ise % any eempany dc1na
businsaa In this Alates and % enjain ~
dsfsn64n1 from faEther exs01tfon q
ils buainnas unisl Ne mid sax was raid
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THE ANAncRsrs OF czzcAao una1z0 On
TIE aEzvoLUrzoE."
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.--Ths anarchists Of
this city have prepared Q Fahid circular
for distributes amonR the wofkingmen
here. Il ia headed with The simple word
"heht.n The circular dono1nceg The
anarchists trial and execution. and de-
elaRes THAI nothlna bat forea will win.
Il urges ''preparation" fuE the ''fevolu-
tion.n whoever joins us," says the
ciFoulaF, "must take all consequences
upon himself, and must b ready 10 sac
Fifice everything for tha oanss, even
uhould IL BE- his life.n
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rHn KrnBT H0usB AT MnwAuxEn n TIE
scUE o. A xkxAE acQD1sT.
MuuaUxnR, Nov. .. The builar.
whteh expIoded 81 TIE kirby Houaa, wna
. kitehen range hofler. TIE explosion
bleg cut q p0rtieu ef the wall thirty
fee1 wi6s. One end e fhe dining room
was wrecked ell the tHhtss being
knoaked 0seg and he dizhe1 smashed.
Mos1 q Ne Ras4ts haa 6uisbea break-
FAST and. a. fsE a. kn0wn, 10 ans wna
huFl Ths ki1ohen e tie hn8al wns
eumpasasly wrsekeA ThsEs wass abouf
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Lacao1sn, VIA, Nov. 2.--Ioo sfnnn,4
runnia9 to tha hliealmippf river iast
nlgtt and todaY the fiVef h elosea. tks
earliest seer knnwn. Tha thernnmeear
marked tweEty ee3leea below nsEu Iasi
n1ehk.
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ggA o. q Teal wa 81 eg0a IRe,a ass
slz.ean rrnelnuts h - e1ansr. "a
weleh slx eTe n lhls e2iy. The Anlln
t1o1y e4FEi41 every olly peanIn1s au8
AT out one ~ them b Ne eeunfY. Tha
De4l 1l4n4o M14IlEnnan1 prevailed ma
nleh1 end Ne Anlia usre }nnllaal- Ths
kfanihiiio1iais have sunseasd ne slo-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Los AaaEEMs, Nov. ae.-aHntsis Wonl-
sloln. the alleged murdaEes1 81 De-.
HARLAN, vas afrniRued Ia TIE snparios
eoelt this motning. Her counsel. - III.
white aaegd ter cuntinuunoa ~ hww
Gays. WhleA uns nEanted Hattie ~
pearad totally unenEeerned. wearlnn 4
sloiid air, While her Sister MlunIa Wnn
very nerVoa1 and ~ at eaee. IkaIs
aaed father plainlV ehmwed Ia anMisav.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

NnW YoHK, Nov. 28--Ihs ekeflass
iuFy today assessed DAMAGES nmonni.
inG 10 81, ,iei, zoo aeainat 61zmnn Blan-
90, pfesident 0f FeneEaela. Tha sult
was brought hy Geo. Wilson, Of this
city, In congfQuenco Of the ssgocslion
Of lease of 100000 ncEaB of land ia
VeDfEaeia. Judanent for he amouna
vas catered. hlanco aid not 0elend
the auit,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Lfs AnoEnRs. Nov. 48.-Wiliiarn wa.
liams. Who murdered his wife, was de-
nled trial n TIE supefiuF oonrl fhis
morning and sentcneae b. dndne Cha
ney % state prison st FoIsom faf NE.
Ihe ceurt told the pgiaoner thai rs
should Be thankful 10 escape with hfe
HE undeP the elrenmntAnnea'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

Nnw Yonx, Nov. ss.--Thesa & YET ne
nettleneni q ihe daht helwesn fhe
Trunk Line pool and the Grand Trnnk
railroad on dfeeaeo meAfa aud live
stocks. Commisaiensr Flax today az
Duuneed another seduction Ia rates 10
meet the Grand Trunks lagt ont.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

BAE FhAEunoo. Nov. q. --Tndloations
for ~ hours beQinnine at &, IA. On
November -: For Oregon and Wnnh.
ington TeFriteRy, Rain In the wes1gFn
portion fair weather followed b looal
rains IN the eastern poFtioni iIghf 90
fresh B0nlhefiy winds except on The La.
mediate ooasls whore they 9ill Be- higher
nearly Stationary tampeFaturs IN tha
western p0Ftloni 1linhilS waEm1F h Ne
eastern portion,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

CHIuAoo, Nov. As--At six o'alaok lhia
morning the meFouFy vas only tuo de-
greea above EeEn. TIE eianal service
predicts that the o0ld anap will last
through tonight, but hopes for rise IN
Ne temperature tomorrow thfouahous
The northwest TIE lempeEalure anr-
ing the Last twenty- fouF hourn has falIen
aflonf ahirfu AanRana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

CmcAoo, Nov. 4. Representatives on
ths tsansoontlnsntai lines ass ssill iFe-
ing 10 Arrange q plan faE an aR80oinaino.
The principal tFoable Il over TIE quos.
tion OF the payment Of &GB.oo0 Subsidy
10 the Paelne Mail 6leauiahIp Companq
Il is robnbie thao thny will reach come
sort of an aQkeeEnsnt tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

BnnEzE, Noe. 2s.-The Celogns Gmsffs
says that In aoooKdanna vita nn annoa.
ment of tho Central Enropoan Alifsnee
restoring ihe eQniiibFium of tie modi.
terfanean with lho approval 81 EnEIana.
Turkey isto be protested and inVi0lahla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-29

NEW YoRK. Nov. 8.--T. Y. Powdaslg
is N this city collecting informalien g
be used By the kniahaa Of LlabeE Ia ihsir
attempt 20 induee the g0t8lnment 80
establish . telegraph eyaiem Of l1g own.
he states that be will officially anaWeg
all charges Of reckless expun6llurea By
the general executive beard during ths
last scar. Hie arrangements % visit
Europe are complete and he expects -
leave in next May.